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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
4
The piece contrasts trendy urban farming with genuine farming, warning that true success requires taste, temperament, and dedicated skill beyond the amateur enthusiasm of gentleman farmers and city buyers. It recalls Horace Greeley era cautions and notes high cucumber, cabbage, tomato costs and gilded promises.
Dr Pond of Liverpool advances a new theory on digestive disorders linking antimonial poisoning to appendicitis. He argues rubber bottle rings, high in antimony, dissolve in water and over time weaken stomach and intestinal muscles, potentially causing digestive disturbances. The idea notes rings became common only years before appendicitis was recognized.
Harvard professor Hugo Munsterberg analyzes American democracy in contrast to Tocqueville and Bryce. He argues self directing spirit drives economic, intellectual, social life and frames American social life as a game of roles without true aristocracy. He notes naval discipline and adds light notes on spies, trains, and social mores as context.
United States Land Office records show William N Cromwell of Leavenworth Washington filing sworn statement No 567 to purchase the W half of the NW quarter of Section 2 Township 6 North Range 18 East W M. He plans to prove the land is valuable for timber and stone and will appear before J B Shore U S Commissioner in Leavenworth on November 13 1905 with witnesses William Douglas Charles Cromwell Thomas Darling and Charles Albright. Adverse claimants must file by October 18 1905.
N M Huling sues Benicia A Milliken Frances Milliken Sadie Milliken Frederick Milliken Ray Milliken and guardians for relief to remove clouds on Chelan County real estate and to correct names in title. Plaintiffs seek no money judgment. defendants summoned to answer within 60 days after June 30 1905.
United States Land Office notices filed by James B. Hathaway of Leavenworth Washington for timber land No 18 in section 18 township 24 range 18 as he seeks to prove the land’s value for timber over agriculture. Witnesses listed Ramsey Ellinger Walker Briskey, all of Leavenworth. Hearing before U S Commissioner J E Shote September 1, 1905. First publication July 14 1905.
Parish invites all to Catholic services at the church every fourth Sunday. Mass at 7 30 AM Sunday school at 1 30 PM. low mass on Monday led by Father H Coln pastor.
Intending to put in a power press at an early date we offer for sale a seven column Hee hand press in first class condition. Address inquiries to the Echo.
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